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The Blue Wave Could Mean a Rising Tide for Songwriters — Here’s Why (Guest Post)
Source: Variety · Published
David Israelite is the president & CEO of the National Music Publishers’ Association, the trade association representing American music publishers and their songwriting partners. Variety welcomes responsible commentary, please send ideas to music@variety.com. The political tidal
David Israelite is the president & CEO of the National Music Publishers’ Association, the trade association representing American music publishers and their songwriting partners. Variety welcomes responsible commentary, please send ideas to music@variety.com. The political tidal wave that swept across America will have consequences far beyond Washington.
For the music industry, and particularly for the […]
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